Oliver Tops Monthly Pistol Shoot With 94 Average
Sgt. A L Oliver led the monthly pistol shoot at the range with a 94 average after two 50 foot targets. Chief R J Robidoux, ill but participating, posted an 84.4 average, while O P Bennett was second at 91 and C C Dawson third at 88.14 amid a field of numerous departmental shooters.
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Price Bill In Effect Signals Whiskey Production Cut
President Truman signed the inflation control bill and Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson issued a temporary grain allocation order. The order bans wheat use for distilling and caps other grains at 2 450 000 bushels for January, about half the 1947 average, prompting distillers to warn of a possible “trickle” of whiskey. Department officials say 1947 grain use averaged 5 000 000 bushels monthly due to earlier high production.
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GOING TO CHICAGO FOR BUYING TRIP
Russell Humpherys of the Martin Furniture Co. will leave New Year's Day for Chicago on a buying trip. He plans to be gone about 10 days.
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YMCA Seeks Funds for Regional Expansion Program
Directors of the YMCA in Pocatello urge the National YMCA council to provide more funds to extend the Y program into eastern Oregon southern Idaho and parts of Montana. J V Root is recommended to lead the new expansion project and high schools are invited to nominate students for a model legislature in Boise in April.
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Girl Dies After Ice Rescue Attempt in Clearfield
The 14 year old Joan Hollingshead died while trying to save Ida Underwood after she broke through the ice on a Clearfield pond. Hollingshead fell into the icy water during the attempt.
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Trucker Wrecker Team Rescues Two Horses From Ditch
Snip and Bud, a team of horses owned by Teamster Roscoe Call, fell into a deep ditch beside a cement walk at Idaho State College. Two trucks and a wrecker, with several ropes and about an hour, freed them. Both horses suffered minor cuts but recovered and walked away under their own power.
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Idaho State College
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Taft Sees Higher Costs in Marshall Plan Debate
Senator Robert Taft warned that adopting the Marshall plan as proposed would raise living costs. He tied higher prices to exports and challenged administration efforts to aid European recovery, saying he would not support broader price controls and criticized the State Department's push for the plan.
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Official 9 Transferred Official 9 Transferred
Arthur R. Nelson a master mechanic at the railroad left for California after years with the Union Pacific to take diesel training in Los Angeles Mrs Nelson will join him when housing is available Nelson will be replaced by J Neeley superintendent of shops Nelson who heads the Pocatello YMCA turned affairs over to A L Merrill vice president who will lead the Y until a successor is chosen
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Basque Ball Raises Funds for Hospital Drive
About 1,500 Basque dancers packed Riverside ballroom for the annual Basque Sheepherder's ball aiding hospital construction. The live auction of a lamb and a turkey brought at least 7,300 with total charity taking near 9,000, an all time high. Lamb sales: Myers 3000, Graves 1500, O K Livestock 1150. Turkey sales: Smead 1400, Little 250.
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Boise Sportshop
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John Smead
Ontario Livestock Commission Company
Dave Little
Emmett
Pocatello Youth Groups Radio Forum Explored
Roundtable discussion on youth organizations in Pocatello airs on KEYY as Boy Scout troop 17 presents Pocatello's Youth. The program runs every other Wednesday at 7 15 PM. The first show covered Boy Scouts. tonight features Girl Scouts with future segments planned for Cub Scouts Brownies Junior Police and Campfire Girls.
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FFA Chooses Boise for Idaho State Conclave
The Idaho Future Farmers of America executive committee will hold the annual state convention in Boise in late March and early April. President Orval Hansen of Idaho Falls said state officers will visit every FFA chapter in the state and leadership training was conducted this week.
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Veteran Tax Help Is Offered By VFW Officer
J A McQuillan service officer of Pocatello Post 735 VFW released guidance on federal income taxes for veterans. He noted three tax points: cashing terminal leave bonds not taxable except accrued interest. state adjusted service compensation or bonuses not taxable. amputees with free government autos should not include care income. Filing deadline for other wage earners is March 15. those with $100 or more income tax not withheld must file by January 15.
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Pocatello Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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VFW
Bureau of Internal Revenue
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